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Spring Networking EventCome join us on Friday, May 11th, 3-6pm for food, fun, and festivities! Bring your marketing materials and passions to share and experience what Sage Center and community members have to offer. This is a FREE event--open to all professionals and to anyone seeking to learn more about what is available in our community. Enter our raffle for a chance to win prizes and services! No RSVP necessary. Location: 2849-B Henderson Mill Rd, Atlanta 30341
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Atlanta's EFT Tapping Community
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Connection ~ Education ~ Practice ~ Support
Meetings are open to one and all, whether you are curious about EFT Tapping, or a Master EFT Trainer. Our Mission is to provide you with timely and accurate information about EFT Tapping, identify training needs and opportunities, and create a community forum for connection, education, practice and support. There is no fee for classes. We provide water, snacks, and a relaxing and supportive learning environment. Feel free to bring a snack for yourself or to share. Class size is limited, register today! Agenda: • Informal Presentation or Demo. Please contact melissa@melissalesterolson.com if you would like to present a case or demonstrate a unique use of EFT Tapping. • Discussion of demo and Q&A. • Practice Tapping protocols in pairs or in Tapping circle. • Discussion, Q&A, announcements. • Adjourn. Co-chairs: Melissa Lester Olson, LCSW • Therapy & Counseling for Women • Eating Disorders • LGBTQ Issues • Coming Out Later in Life • Anxiety, Depression & Stress Matt Wagner, LAPC • Resident Therapist, Metropolitan Counseling Services • Therapist, St. Luke's Training and Counseling Center • Addiction • Depression & Anxiety • Young Adults |
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Healing After "I Don't"
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Healing After “I Don’t” is a support group for men and women who are considering, in the middle of, or who have experienced divorce or separation from a spouse or partner. The group features new topics weekly (e.g. grief & loss, developing positive coping skills, setting goals for the future) and provides a supportive environment for members to address and heal emotional wounds and begin focusing on goals for the future.
The cost is $20 per session, payable onsite by cash or check only. You can download the New Member Information Form using the button on the right side of this webpage. Please complete this form and email it to LisaYWilsonLAPC@gmail.com, or bring it with you to your first group. There will also be forms available at the meeting. Meetings are typically held on 1st and 3rd Thursdays from 7:00pm – 8:30pm, and on 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 11:30am – 1:00pm (see below for dates). We are in our season of renewal and will use our next sessions to look at those thoughts, beliefs, actions, and patterns that we want to cultivate, nourish, develop, and grow. Bring your journal (or use our extra-special healing toolkits)! |
Thursdays, 7:00pm – 8:30pm
May 17, 2018 June 7, 2018 June 21, 2018 Saturdays*, 11:30am – 1:00pm May 12, 2018 May 19, 2018 June 9, 2018 June 23, 2018 *FYI: Saturday groups are typically held on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. Some Saturday dates in April and May were changed due to vacation and holiday schedules. |
CONTINUING EDUCATION
AND PROFESSIONAL LEARNING WORKSHOP SERIES
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Sage Center is pleased to host continuing education workshops led by Ruby Blow, LPC, of Development Counts. Please follow the link on the right to register for these events through the Development Counts website.
The 2018 workshop series is intended to support Counselors and other Mental Health Professionals in obtaining continuing education hours on the topic of clinical supervision and counseling ethics. Development Counts has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6633. The ACEP solely is responsible for all aspects of the programs offered. Development Counts supports licensure renewal for mental health professionals licensed by the GA Composite Board of Licensed Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage & Family Therapists. |
Select Fridays:
May 18, 2018: Positive Psychology in Clinical Supervision June 22, 2018: Reflective Practice in Clinical Supervision July 27, 2018: Structure Matters: The Tasks of Effective Clinical Supervision August 24, 2018: Multicultural Competencies in Counselor Supervision an Ethical Mandate September 14, 2018: Providing Guidance a Counseling Supervisor's Ethical Responsibility to Follow GA Licensing Laws (2nd offering) September 28, 2018: Clinical Supervision in Group Form- Dynamics, Development and Process October 26, 2018: The Psychotherapy Supervisor's Process: Integrating, Relationship, Context and Theory November 2, 2018: Supervising Counseling Interns: Selection Training, Competency and Ethics November 30, 2018: Evaluation & Remediation in Clinical Supervision an Ethical Imperative |
